I use a peanut butter cream in mine and the flavor is exquisite.
vapdivrr thanks for all the great advice you have provided on here re micro and cotton builds. It's much appreciated.
This has been my issue. I've never had problems with dry hits, flooding, leaking, etc. But I've also struggled to get decent flavor.
Interesting that for you cinnamon is giving you problems - I vape mostly tobacco flavors, which almost disappear entirely, while non-tobacco flavors have been relatively okay.
So far, nichrome 60 8 wrap micro-diameter (1.6mm) @ .9 ohms with cotton has done the most to bring the tobacco flavors back for me.
Cloud 9 ships slower than fast tech! 13 days and still waiting for my kfl
Intaste is the place to order from for sure.
-Lord
UPDATE:
Finally had/took the time to re-coil and wick the KFL.
1/16", 28g, 9-wrap, 1.5Ω.
Coil mounted perpendicular to posts (directly towards juice channels), bottom of coil just below top of post screws.
Cotton wick lightly rolled/compressed just to give it shape, ends cut @ deck placed over juice holes.
Wick primed, cover installed and wicks re-adjusted with paper-clip to ensure their position.
RESULTS:
Cotton taste/dry hits gone so far. Build is only 20 minutes old but this is a huge improvement over previous builds.
I vape a distinctly strong flavored cinnamon red hots DIY juice, so far zero flavor has come through.
Most recent pull started displaying hints of cotton taste, nothing on the order of previous results but detectable. Pulled some primer puffs, didn't change it but is hasn't gotten worse, still no flavor.
OBSERVATIONS/CONCLUSIONS:
Definitely appears that wick over hole solves cotton dry hit problem, subsequent tests needed to confirm if it is consistently repeatable.
Will do two things to address flavor.
1. Wait and see if the wick seasons (should be flavor from the start, but I'll vape what's in there and see.)
2. Experiment with wick density, less on next build to see if flavor comes through.
KFL no longer a hate, but not yet a love.
I'll keep you posted.
For what it's worth I'm playing with cotton and micro coils on my current tanks while I wait for my KFL to arrive from C9V. Today I was re-doing my coils to practice and I was getting a bad flavor from my coils. I re-did them 3 times like I was before and I was getting a very different flavor, not burned, not metallic, just very different than what I was used to, but it wasn't at all pleasant. I took out a new cotton ball to re-do my wicks, I used a q-tip with alcohol to clean out my coils, dry burned them a bit and washed in water, dried them and re-applied the cotton wicks; the great flavor came right back. The piece of cotton ball that I was using for the past week had gathered the flavors from hanging around my e-liquid bag. A fresh cotton ball did the trick.
I'm using regular sterile cotton balls from Wallgreens, the ones my wife uses to clean nail polish off her nails. I imagine having a separate small sealed ziplock bag or other container for your cotton balls will keep them fresh for longer.
Anyone have a video or advice for setting a coil for a provari. 2 ohm maybe. What gage? How many wraps?
Anyone have a video or advice for setting a coil for a provari. 2 ohm maybe. What gage? How many wraps?
Huge hat tip to intaste.de. They provide excellent service and shipping. I have a new order en route. Ordered yesterday, due Thursday in CA.
I'll give you a hint, it's a similar design, but not a KFL![]()
I had been pondering over the Squape... but held back due to it's OD. I've no 23mm mod but already have 2 x 23mm attys, which usually sit idle.
I had been pondering over the Squape... but held back due to it's OD. I've no 23mm mod but already have 2 x 23mm attys, which usually sit idle.
merde. they are 23mm??? that's 1mm bigger than an AC9?
Edit: 22.7mm. the Poldi might just be big enough to be close to flush
Vaperev lists it at 22mm. But the Squape User Manual lists it at 22.7mm.